These two reproductions stand across from what I showed you yesterday. Note the feathers. Very bird like. Dinosaurs and birds had a great deal in common.
The end of the age of dinosaurs saw opportunities for other species that survived the asteroid impact. A display here features a dinosaur skull, a reproduction, with little mammals scurrying about on it.
Nearby are displays of post-impact animals. Whales eventually evolved from a semi-aquatic creature to a larger one with fins instead of legs, exclusively living in the sea.
The arms on the whale are eerily human like. I'm glad they grew fins instead.
ReplyDeleteWise whales have seen so much!
ReplyDelete...life is constantly evolving.
ReplyDeleteHello, they are amazing creatures. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week!
ReplyDeleteHard to imagine what the world was like during their era. Wow!
ReplyDeleteFascinating stuff!
ReplyDeleteWe missed out in seeing some very interesting critters!
ReplyDeleteQuite impressive, and scary, too.
ReplyDeleteThe Simpsons come to mind!
Another great gallery.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive and amazing.
ReplyDeleteI wonder where evolution is taking us now.
ReplyDelete@Maywyn: they'd have never grown that big if they hadn't gone exclusively into the water.
ReplyDelete@Cloudia: indeed.
@Tom: it is.
@Eileen: thanks!
@DJan: thank you!
@RedPat: it is.
@Red: we did.
@Iris: thanks!
@Marie: it is.
@Bill: definitely.
@Kay: we'll see.